Can i set custom MIDI inputs for the pads? i want to use this with RB3
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Yes. MadCatz makes a "Xbox 360 Rock Band Midi PRO-Adapter" that can be used to make eletric guitars, keyboards and electric drums compatible with Rock Band. It is now 27bucks here on amazon. But when I first looked at it, it was 15bucks. I am waiting on it to go back down in price before I get one.
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sorry man - i don't have a very elaborate set up. don't play drums well enough to use in my recording.
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Via Alesis; (YES)"Inputs and Outputs The Alesis DM10 module has 12 trigger inputs, perfect for creating custom configurations. You can use it with virtually all drum and cymbal pads and acoustic drum triggers thanks to easy-to-configure trigger settings. The DM10 also has full MIDI implementation so if 12 trigger inputs aren't enough to accommodate your giant setup, just add the Trigger"iO (sold separately) and keep adding on with 10 more inputs!"
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No this is a midi controller. If you were to map a sample to a VST sampler, Reasons Kong, for example you could. It however stores no local sample data. You cant get away that cheap dog :(
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Maybe this will help. http://www.musicradar.com/us/tuition/tech/the-beginners-guide-to-midi-controllers-179018
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No. This is just a controller. You must have a slave sounds module or a computer with some sort of keyboard software. I just us mine as a controller using midi cables to interface with other keyboards with sounds modules like Roland VR09 or Korg Triton. I also use mine to recorded midi parts into a software sequencer. My sequencer digital recording software is Cakewalk Sonar X2. So my answer is no.
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Not sure what that is but does work with protools as an interface device. It also works when emulated as a midi controller. You should be able to emulate with anything. Took me a few days to get it working on protools but working great now.
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Yes, it looks like the Vypr will accept midi commands from any controller - the manual should tell you how
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First you will need a MIDI cable to connect this to your PC/sampler. Then you will need to configure this as a MIDI device on said device. This very much depends on which DAW/sampler you are using to trigger the samples. There is likely several steps, all of which would be different for any other DAW/sampler, to setup your MIDI devices and then additional steps to add samples and assign them to the trigger pads. This is not the place to get support for an individualized setup. Support forums and/or user manuals for your DAW/sampler will give you a lot more information.
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Only the keys are midi controllers. The rest of the knobs are for the sound the synth makes itself. I believe any midi controlled software is compatible with the MS-20. (I have not tried it myself, but it I've seen many do it, even on an iPad.)
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No, this is only a controller. You need to connect it to a computer with music/instrument software or a MIDI-compatible instrument (like a synthesizer).
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Hello Paul. I was requested to provide you with an answer; however, actually I haven't yet used the software. Also, I do not input music using keyboards, but rather directly through the sequencer "step mode". Apologies for not being able to help, but I had to at least respond to the request. Good luck anyway.
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This was a gift for my husband. Posed the question to my husband. Unfortunately he doesn't know. He suggests you contact the manufacturer. Or perhaps a midi cintroller will do the trick. BUT he emphasizes he isn't an expert. Have you tried an on line forum?
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You can use midi to USB to hook up to your comp, then add extra triggers to the computer through other means. Am easy way is to use an old Rock Band drumset, already USB. Not great pads but good for specialty hours like cow Bell. The Roland pads are zone and velocity sensitive so you can assign multiple sounds to one. A few of the presets on the kit use this, if you hit the ride cymbal hard it triggers a splash.
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I don't know, bro. I only use this MIDI Interface with my laptop and keyboard. I had never tried any other device.
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If you don't use a program then its not going to work also if you do go to settings midi and a Q49 should be there and enable that.
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I have not found an adapter that can do this, please post if you find one. Luckily I had an old standard midi keyboard around that I can use with the is202, but it would be nice to be able use one of my newer usb/midi only controllers.
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I am pretty darn sure you can - Youshould go to the app store (if using iOS) and check out the config app. I have not done this but this thing is configurable in out up down and sideways! pretty much what you plug in there - you tell it what to do and if the controllers are able to be individually set to separate midi channels somehow independently then YES. I have a couple controllers going into mine and one is playing iPad synths and the other reason synths. Hope this helps. If you have the loot I'd get the newer model with more midi and I think lightning instead of older 30 pin...yadaa yadaa